Report on the 18th Summer Consumer Electronics Show

Article Abstract:

There were 1,381 companies displaying products at the 18th Summer Consumer Electronics Show held in Chicago, Illinois. Displays of 8mm videotape recorders increased from last year. There were also more cellular car telephones, videotape recorders, and educational software packages. Atari introduced the 7800 Pro System. There were fewer personal computers at the 1984 show because of heavy demand and because of insufficient MSX software. It is expected that demand for MSX will be greater in Europe. Because of the breakup of AT&T, there were almost 200 firms showing telephones, with cordless phones the major product. Photographs of the show are included.

Consumer electronics, Trade shows, Personal Computers, Electronic Industry, Trade Show, Telephones, Videocassette Recorders

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NEC Wins Increased Orders for Digital Electronic Exchanges

Article Abstract:

NEC Corp. maintains the second position in the digital electronic exchange market. The company has orders for 5,500,000 lines in thirty-three countries. The number of lines sold by NEC in 1983 indicates a ten per cent increase over 1982. The company is competing in Central and South America, Asia, United States and Europe.

Marketing, NEC Corp., Digital communications, Competition, Increase, Digital Communication, Orders

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